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DRAFT 2026-11-09 · Ask ALEX box on the home page · not linked, not indexed · red dashed outline = new wording

What it does. One box under the opening paragraph. A typed question goes to the ALEX Voice assistant already on every page (the same answer it gives when spoken), and the answer appears under the box. The microphone button turns on the same assistant for a spoken question. No new server, no new data.
Box text “Ask ALEX anything” (George 11-09). Still new wording for you to approve: the line of examples under it, and the button word “Ask”. Everything else on the page is unchanged.
Why it is not live yet. Tested 11-09 against the public assistant: “4 bedroom homes in Georgetown under 600k” answered with a home that already SOLD (from a flyer page) as “listed at $559,000”; “Georgetown market statistics” answered with Sun City only; “a valuation of my home in Leander” answered with an area quartile range as if it were a valuation. The accuracy question was answered correctly. Those answers are the voice session's to fix (sent to it); a box on the home page would invite exactly these questions.
Property search proper (live listings by beds, price, place) needs a public listings search. Signed-in staff already have it by voice; signed-out visitors do not. Opening it to the public is your call (MLS display rules), and the search data belongs to the APIs and MLS session, which is not running.
Not in this draft: the full-width 16:9 photo with spec labels for property pages. Those pages are built by the reports and listing tools, which belong to other sessions; it goes to them as a design request.

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Try “Market activity in Wolf Ranch, Georgetown” or “How accurate is the ALEX valuation?”